Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-24
LOCAL BREyIrIEs.

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The steamer Flora arrived from IL e uppel
Sacramento Yesterday with barge-loaG {.
grain.
About 100 carloads of freight are coins
! East daily at the present time, necessitat.
ing the running of six trains.
| The corner stone of the new Episcopal
Church at Woodland will be laid to-nlor.
row afternoon.
The Odd Fellows Relief Committee snd
invited guests leave at A. NJ. TO-DAY
on an excursion TO Feather river on the
steamer Thomas Dwyer.
Rev. W. c. Merrill will deliver another
OF his popular Bible lectures at the Con-
gregational Church at 7:30 tomorrow even
Ing, on =" The First Exile"
Rev. II. c. Christian will preach at II
A; NJ ana 100 P. NJ, tomorrow at the NJ. F.
church South, Seventh street. This is the
closing Sunday OF his four years pastorate
in Sacramento
1here are messages at the Western
Union Telegraph office for J. r. Close Jr
D. Z; Wheeler, George Fox, Chris. John
SON blanche Leslie, David Mcclure, VIM.
Williamson. Ella Phillips.
\ esterday the State Board of Examiners
allowed the State Printing Office payroll
i2r me Two weeks ending September 10th,
81 s1e Lolal being SHOPS 70, of which amount
9l,o'o III was Tor work on school books.
The average Signal Service Temperature
Yesterday was go, being 30 warmer than
the normal for that day. The highest
ana lowest temperature was SO and Go
win fresh southerly winds and fair to clear
weather.
Manuel Silva, the l3-year-old boy who
a Id 10 /.
ranch OF John Rooney, of Brighton. where
he had been employed picking hons. has
been captured at Folsom, where he was
making himself comfortable in saloon.
Information was received at the railroad
Office in this city yesterday that early yes
terday morning the body OF an unknown
man, badly mangled, was found living by
u railroad track just below the station at
Iehama, he having apparently been run
over by some train.
Constable Lamphrey, of Roseyille. ar
rested In this city yesterday man named
Iom reynolds on charge of larceny. 1t
Is alleged that Reynolds, while cleaning
silverWare for resident of Roseyille. ap-
Proprlated portion of it. He was taken
back there last evening
The Chinese devil-driving ceremonies are
expected 10 terminate this morning with
the burning of the large bamboo figures.
The Celestials do not feel we'll satisfied with
the drive, because of the refusal of the city
authorities to allow them to explode bombs
and fireworks during the exercises. They
claim that few hundred packs of crackers
so great ways toward raising the devil.
There were but two arrests recorded on
the station-house slate last night-C. ID
BaiIor, by officer McNitf, for malicious
mischief, and II. Pockman Surrendered
himself, for grand larceny. The latter
complaint is by J. 7. Gibson, who accuses
him OF obtaining 500 from him about two
years ago, while member of the firm of
Pockman ~ Wills, tor patent right which
was never delivered.
James 5. Meredith in 1882 sold his drug
store N Folsom to James L. Houx, agree
ing not TO engage in that business in the
town while Houx was so engaged. but lat
terly he has opened drug store. Yester-
day Houx commenced suit in the Superior
Court against him for 81 600 damages, and
Tor an injunction to restrain him from con-
Quoting the store. Judge Van Fleet granted
the injunction, pending the hearing of the
case.
The members of Sacramento Parlor. No.
), y. ). q. W., have presented Rev. Carroll
NJ. Davis, who IS member of that Parlor.
an elegant marOleized clock, as token of
their esteem and to remind him frequently
of the organization dnringh his residence in
bis new field of clerical labor in st. Louis.
Last evening the formal reception to the
reverend gentleman, at the residence of r.
o. Crayens, was attended by large num-
Der OF his friends, members of st, Paurs
parish and others. During the evening he
was presented with valuable gold watch.
on behalf of many of those who have ap-
preciated his exertions as pastor and excel
lence as citizen.